Most syndications have a minimum for this to be worthwhile for them.  

We are currently trying to understand the benefits and decide if its worthwhile to hold our current property and future properties through an LLC, or another entity, and how that relates to taxes and liability is our specific circumstance.If anyone can recommend someone or you think you would be a good fit to help us, please let me know.Thanks,Nich 

Are you an active manager of the building or real estate professional or is the building managed by others.Any CPA answering this question would have to know a lot of specifics about you to know is a study will be worthwhile to you.Send a colleague request to me if you would like more info.Ted

But they have lowered the recurring fees versus what they used to be and in your situation the tax savings may make it worth it.I also know of a California multifamily sponsor (with conservative leverage and multiple real estate cycle experience and no investor losses) who will do a 1031 exchange for no charge, but they do require $2 million minimum exhange in, to make it worthwhile for them to absorb all the legal costs.If you're interested, PM me and I can connect you to them.

I feel like if you have too many cards, it becomes a little more difficult to rack up any worth-while cash back (even if you pay off everything monthly) because you're trying to spread your benefits over several cards rather than picking your favorite 1 or 2 and just sticking with it. 

You want to charge enough interest to make it worthwhile.

It will probably make a difference on if it is a worthwhile investment for you.Regards,Brandon Gadish[LINK REMOVED]

Even if I could, the remote location would make it difficult to make anything worthwhile.

@Nigel CaseI rarely see properties worthwhile for sale on BP, recommend best use is for networking

Apologies for rambling some, but I really would like to keep rental/real estate is one of many revenue streams… but so far I am not skilled enough to make the rental/real estate work without too much of my time to be worth while.